Google Maps Now Available in 25 More Countries

Anyone who has used Google Map Navigation will probably know how important it can be at some point or other. Be it searching a good place for a meal or searching the way to home from an unknown place, Google Maps has helped in most cases.

While, some people enjoy using Google Maps Navigation others do not have access to it yet. This will soon change as Google has added 25 new countries to take an advantage of this features. Here are the countries which recently got access to Google Navigation:

Andorra

Bangladesh

Bhutan

Burundi

Central African Republic

Croatia

Djibouti

Gabon

Guadeloupe

Haiti

Lesotho

Libya

Maldives

Mongolia

Puerto Rico

Republic of Congo

Samoa

Serbia

Sierra Leone

Somalia

Togo

Tonga

Tunisia

Vanuatu

Zambia

The Google Maps Navigation is now available on approximately 100 different countries. However, few countries like Algeria, Bahrain and Russia do not support the navigation in all regions. The company says’s they are trying to bring the Navigation Beta to more countries gradually. Google Maps Navigation (Beta) requires at least Android OS 1.6 and comes included as part of Google Maps for Android v3.2 and higher. For more information you can check out the source: